Health Services

Triple C Camp has staff who are trained in First Aid/CPR/AED, Wilderness First Aid, Wilderness First Responder, Lifeguards, MAT, and sometimes a Registered Nurse. We have protocols in place for the wellbeing of your camper, whether it’s addressing minor injuries or preventing the spread of communicable diseases.

A majority of Triple C Camp staff are trained in First Aid, and we strive to have a Registered Nurse on-site for medical support. Health Care Specialists manage minor injuries like cuts and bruises. If further care is needed, campers are taken to UVA Health System Hospital. If a camper is feeling unwell, we will make them comfortable and contact you for conversation/pick up. In the registration process, over-the-counter medication authorization may be selected. Families will be notified any time a pre-authorized OTC medication is given.

If medication is to be administered at camp or held at camp for emergency purposes (ie. Epi Pens, inhalers, Benadryl), please follow these guidelines:

Prescription and nonprescription medication shall be given only with a completed Medication Authorization Form. Duration of time at camp will indicate if a physician's signature is needed. (See form)
All medications must be in their ORIGINAL CONTAINER with the current prescription label.
Medication must be labeled with the child’s full name.
Medication must be unexpired.
Medication sent for a food allergy must also have both a Medication Authorization Form and FARE form.

Medication Authorization Form

FARE Form

Health Services

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